577 Comments for Manicomio Frigerio

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Hey Larry D - where'd you go to school ... Hogwarts ?
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What a gallery! Am so thankful!
Totally in love with the pictures You take and this site, which found 12 Feb. 2012; a date will always remember -(and will have enjoyment + learning for the rest of my life, the #s of pictures that there are!)

This building had all, (almost) ceilings and walls in-one, giving every room and hallway such a calm serene smooth look; truly amazingly beautiful how you captured it all! May you always be well is my wish.
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Ah - again the ceiling and wall in one! So calm and smooth! The bright light at the end! Pink? You saw, and captured so well! True eye and talent.
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Brilliant this capture - the ceiling and wall in one, blending, and the two directions of the windows in the building. Love the picture! Well done. Be well and stay with the eye....................
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Oh, how beautiful this is; and looks like the candles are lit. Are they??
What fine good pictures you take, and thank you for sharing. All the hours of hard work, and dedication. The best site ever to me! May you always be well is my daily wish, Mr. Mott
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Sharps bins in the UK an Europe are yellow, and purple for cytotoxic /radioactive waste
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agreed, definitely wallpaper material.
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first comment but i've been lurking for years! brilliant work Motts...and now to go through all the galleries i've missed in the past few months in my uni lecture..
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But, which way lies insanity, and which way the other?
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Good one Bobo. Creepy Brady Bunch House....

With one bathroom...
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very beautiful.. made my night!!
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You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimention. A dimention of sight, a dimention of sound, a dimention of mind. Your moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You have just crossed into...
Come on, everyone knows this. What is it?
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The choice is clear. You turn and go the way you came from
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Dang, that's a big room.
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There are homes and businesses that pay handsomely to get that patina on their buildings.